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I love layered clothing and the idea of wearing fingerless mitts over mittens for decoration as well as warmth really spoke to me. But it felt too complicated. When I leave the house in the morning, I’m not in for heavy thinking about the best mitten combination. So I came up with something that looks like you combined two pieces, but is actuall...

Discover a new way to knit a glove!

FroFrost flowers, in German “Eisblumen”, inspired me to this design. Lines of cables make their way from the cuff to the hand, resulting in a well fitting cuff keeping the cold outside. They are framed by beads which will vanish as well as the cables once you reach the upper part of the hand. The fingers will knit up in a breeze as they are in p...

Guinevere is not your usual pair of gloves. Start at the tip of the thumb, follow her through lacy regions to the fingertips and up the arm. Learn a new way to knit gloves or tackle your fear to knit your first ever pair. There is no better way to show off your knitting skills than a beautifully crafted pair like these and it’s also a handy way ...

There are more than 2 ways (cuff to fingertip / fingertip to cuff) to knit a glove. Lady Sunshine will show you a third way!

The stems are created while knitting the body of the glove, the little blossoms are embroidered on the glove afterwards.

Remember those precious skeins of hand dyed sockyarn? The variegated ones? The ones eating up all cable patterns?

How about adding some beads to your knitting? Create a stunning and elegant pair of gloves just by sprinkling in some shiny beads and a few cables.

Featuring detailed instructions on how to cast on and work in the doubleknitting technique!

Featuring detailed instructions on how to cast on and work in the doubleknitting technique!

.. neither glove nor mitten.

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A pair of elegant gloves to spice up your winter outfit even when it’s freezing cold outside.

This pair of mittens is perfect to get a little taste of doubleknitting as this is a relatively small project. Featuring detailed instructions on how to cast on and work in the doubleknitting technique it’s a great first doubleknitting project.

Inspired by Kate Gilbert’s Clapotis, this scarf/stole is knitted diagonally creating an angled shape.

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A beret pattern featuring stretchy ribbing, cables and a swirling crown. Will fit an average women’s head.

When I first saw this colorway of the Wollmeise yarn it seemed to glow. So I couldn’t resist to design a pair of gloves which resemble this glowing. With a long cuff and the ruffled edge it will keep nearly half of your underarms warm and add an extra bit of glowing to your outfit.

A pair of gloves full of tiny cables and a thumb gusset which is part of the overall pattern with stitches moving from the back of the hand onto the thumb.

Want to knit really elaborate gloves? Need a not-mindless project? Do you have cold hands?

Basic & easy shrug pattern to keep you warm when it’s still too warm outside to wear a sweater or too cold in the office to wear a top.

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